My First Juneteenth Celebration – By Gina Milum
It all started about 9 months ago when my boss asked me to attend some group meetings with a large non-profit funder and several other non-profits.
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It all started about 9 months ago when my boss asked me to attend some group meetings with a large non-profit funder and several other non-profits.
Today, our CEO Brandon Dennison participated as a witness in a Congressional Committee hearing titled Jumpstarting Main Street: Bringing Jobs & Wealth Back to Forgotten America.
Just two weeks ago, Coalfield Development hosted our first in-person Council Day event in over a year.
In just five short months, efforts to revitalize three historic buildings in downtown Matewan, West Virginia will be officially underway.
Last week, with nearly 50 Coalfield team members in attendance, we virtually gathered to participate in team-building exercises, host constructive conversations, and celebrate our wins, both personal and professional.
Friday, March 26, marked the end of another successful virtual Coalfield Council Day, where our team convenes on the final Friday of each month to celebrate milestones in our personal
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